Is there a way to test the old unit before changing it?
14723
To my knowledge no and would not be worth the trouble. It is very common to go bad and if other gauges are working and oil pressure stays around 0 without a knock in engine it is probably bad. You did not say year model and mine is an 04 and buried at rear of engine and requires a special wrench to replace. Nothing I would wish to do twice. If it were next to the oil filter as they once were it was simple. Old days they would leak first.
14724
Not that I know of. I do know that the sensor is a real pain to change out yourself due to it's location. I changed mine about 3 months ago, and hope it lasts the life of the truck because it's not something I'd want to do again. Also, you will beed a special 1 1/6 socket and at least an 8" extension. I couldn't see mine to change, so was all by feel and and not much room to maneuver your arm/hand. Good Luck!
14725
I'm not sure. I took a gamble replacing mine. My oil pressure gauge was acting up, but I'd just had my instrument cluster rebuilt so I figured it must be the oil pressure sensor. And it was.
14726
Not that I know off.. if truck is operating properly and oil gauge needle is all over the place its going to be the sensor
14727
You can messure resistance as written in the workshop manual, depending on the vehicle. In the Corvette C5 it wasn't possible, because the position is very bad for meassurements. If the sensor is defct, usually the gauge shows full pressure if engine is running, independent in idle or full throttle. Sometimes it's also on zero, but mostly full pressure.
47799
Yes, you can. The stick has software and will overwrite the previous version
586043
It might you need to check your old remote and see if it configures to the new remote. I would make sure model number and serial number match and the button configuration matches current
676188
probably, but i would measure the closed dimensions and open dimensions of the old units, before purchase
559408
My original unit went haywire after 2 years. The new unit I ordered wouldn't sync no matter what I tried.
1317419
There is no specific software, it need to be connected to lab top for updateIt seems the same as former device
1150657
Only if it previously pre-wired for one, like if you are replacing an existing one.
808973
This also replaced an existing unit, but I don't recall the name of the old unit. Piping was essentially the same, I had to make a few very minor adjustments. Unit works fine
786613
Yes you can. You better buy the old model then if you do not need this function.
332251
Just install unit at drive unit without changing connection for wall unit. Then both new remote and old wall switch will work.
1737774
Google your unit to be sure its the one you need. That is how I found which one I needed
1855547
should work perfectly. easy to change, no modifications required. saved more than half the price of new unit.william josephs
2014816
I have only replaced a particular unit with the same unit. You know--oranges with oranges. I cannot answer what happens when you try to replace a particular unit with a different unit since I have not done that.
313844
You should be able to do it. Makes sure it is the same type with the one you got. Sometime there is add on with the new one.
2059593
I think not, at this price cheaper to replace unit, it seems to be a disposable world. Back up all on old Transend while the battery lasts!! Mike
1063027
my unit, a major brand, was at least 10 years old when I bought this and it does the job! Good luck, if it doesn't return it, yes?
1614961
Yes, all you have to do is disconnect the old one and connect the new one. That's all.